My father put my kids on the season ticket list for Lambeau when they were born - they are 20 and 16 now. Each year I get postcards for each kid stating where they stand on the list. It's been 20 years for my son, and there are still over 20,000 people ahead of him. Many families pass their season tickets down through generations so there are only so many that become available each year.

I just wanted to let you guys know because I know one of your goals is to try to visit one of the stadiums while you’re in the US. If you reach out to each stadium before you come to the US many of them will work with you and give you an in person guided tour because it’s still positive promotion through your channel

Arrowhead is also an older stadium, but it's such a classic. Also, probably #1 for tailgating (outdoor BBQ cookouts) - rgw Chiefs fans and organization take their gameday food VERY seriously - they even have dumpsters SPECIFICALLY for hot charcoal / ashes.

Lambeau Field in Green Bay is also where the cold weather plays a part in the game. Imagine sitting outside when it is well below zero during the game almost every weekend.

Part of the reason Lambeau Field gives the Packers such a home field advantage is the super cold and snowy atmosphere of Northern Wisconsin in the winter months. Many of the Packers’ opposing teams are from either warm/hot Southern states, or Northern states (like the Minnesota Vikings) where the players are pampered with warm temperatures or at least heated stadiums. They simply aren’t prepared to play in the cold and the ice and the snow, not the way the Packers are. And the cold (and competitive ticket sales) keeps other teams’ fans away too. There’s also a lot to be said for the Green Bay Packers NOT being owned by some corporation or a billionaire. The Packer Backers are like a million fan co-op. We don’t want (or need) a fancy stadium with all those bells and whistles… because we’ll show up to support our team without them. The Packers don’t have to buy fans’ love.

Yes. Wisconsin is known as The Dairy State and they do produce a lot of cheese.

Hello to my FAVORITE FAMILY outside of the USA! I’m a “Cheesehead” who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and have always been a DieHard Green Bay Packer Fan! I have never been to see the Packers play at Lambeau Stadium but, have see them play in Milwaukee at County Stadium which is the home for the Milwaukee Brewers Professional Baseball Team! Seeing the Packers play at Lambeau Stadium is NUMBER ONE on my “Bucket List” for sure! What’s really cool is the fact that the Packers are owned by the fans and not an individual owner or group of owners! As the video indicated, the Packers are the ONLY Professional Sports Franchise in America owned by the fans! A neighbor of mine in Phoenix, Arizona just received word that she was selected to purchase Season Tickets for the Packers after being on the list and waiting over 33 years! She has a home in Green Bay, Wisconsin in addition to Phoenix! The Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will be played in two days at Arizona Cardinal Stadium in Phoenix which I hope you enjoy! Take Care My New Zealand Family and as always, BE WELL AND BE SAFE! Regards, Scotty!

As a girl from Wisconsin I have been to Lambeau many times. Even though I am not a Packer fan (that is so bad) the fans are amazing anyone who loves football Lambeau should be on there bucket list

Ur right about the Cheese Head thing for Green Bay. Wisconsin is dairy country and one of the things they made famous is cheese curds in various forms.

The name of the team,GreenBay Packers was originally named because of the original Coach, Lambeau worked at the Indian Meat Packing Plant. So he named the team the Packers. Always watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸 No Snow Just Breeze !

I live 15 minutes out from Lambeau field and I love going to games there it’s amazing

Lambeau Field for Green Bay (Packers) and the OLD Mile High Stadium for Denver (Broncos). Neither one has a roof and it can snow like crazy in both cities.

I live in Wisconsin near Milwaukee. I’ve been to Lambeau Field . I watched. Rest Fabre play . No words to describe the feeling you get sitting there on that bench . The nostalgia running through the stadium at a million miles per hour . It’s definitely a bucket list experience

I have season tickets passed down from my dad to the packers, from his dad, and my fondest memories are going to packer games with him as a child, and even into adulthood, when he is no longer with us:(. Lambeau is the best place for packer fans, or opposing team fans. They didn't even touch the best parts about it. The friends you make, the whole experience is magical.

Lambeau for sure! Yes cheese 🧀 is the state dairy food. The history and my Dad lived and worked in Wisconsin prior to WWII. It was in Wisconsin where he enlisted the day Pearl Harbor was bombed (like so so many that day!).

In case you don't get the joke here with Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin is the #1 state for the manufacturing of cheese, so the fans came to be called cheeseheads. They capitalized on it by wearing the "cheese" hats, and we here in Illinois say when we drive into Wisconsin that we're crossing the Cheddar Curtain, which is a reference to the Cold War days, and the inherent Iron Curtain.

I promise you if you visit Lambeau Field you will not only have fun but you will feel so welcome. Come visit during the season and tailgate!

Your knowledge of the NFL despite being 1/2 the world away is commendable.

Wisconsin is America’s dairyland, and the stadium is quite a different feel than all others. You should visit Lambeau along with another to compare…. Enjoy!!

I am not a packers fan at all but took a random business trip to Green Bay Area and decided to go eat dinner at the stadium which I only knew about because of a local but I was amazed. I am a big sports guy but you can appreciate the beauty and history as any type of fan. Awesome hall of fame in there, restaurants, the houses around it are also crazy!

The Superbowl this year is actually being held at State Farm Stadium which is in Glendale AZ. It's just outside of Phoenix and is the home of the Arizona Cardinals.

I work at Sofi Stadium in California. It's definitely an amazing venue. I love hearing the entire stadium sing during the National Anthem. Gives me chills.

Lambeau's classic design means there's not a bad seat in the stadium but the tour and HOF are highly recommended especially if you guys want to see the very first Lombardi Trophy. In 1923, the team was on the verge of bankruptcy so the town bought the team and although, the "owners" have no say in team decision it also means no one owner has all the power plus it's a great way to gather capitol if the team needs it to update the stadium.

OK Love your channel and your love for American things! I want to set the record straight! " The LOUDEST Stadium in the World is GEHA ARROWHEAD STADIUM in Kansas City, MO. The Kansas City Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium holds the Guinness World Record for loudest outdoor stadium, reaching 142.2 decibels at a game in 2014.

Lambeau doesn't need all the bells and whistles. It has heart and soul. No matter how shiny and flashy and expensive they are, all NFL stadiums wish they were Lambeau.

If you want a fun fact the Green Bay Packers stadium doesn't have a roof. But it could be 25 below zero and they will still play with a sold out crowd. And that's NO JOKE!

I'm from Wisconsin, while I don't have lifetime tickets, I go to home Packer games 1-2 times every couple years. It has the best experience, nuance, people, and setting ever. I have also been to Phoenix for Cardinal games, it is a decent forum as well, except for the not-so-great Oakland Raider friends who like to start conflict.

Arrowhead stadium, the home of the Kansas City Chiefs, is an older stadium but still a great place to watch football. It is also the loudest stadium in the NFL, and I believe the world, according to Guiness holding the record at 142.2 dB, a sound level greater than that produced by a gunshot or a jet engine at takeoff at around a 100 foot (30.5 meter) distance. And keep in mind, this is an open-air stadium that was not deliberately designed to magnify sound.

Just remember is you go to Lambeau spend a few days in Green Bay. One specifically to go see the Packer Hall Of Fame which is in the Stadium. You can also go across town to East High School (my old high school) to see the Packer's original playing field. It's now the schools football field. Other must stops are Not By Bread Alone, Kroll's Hamburgers, and Seroogy's Chocolates (opened in 1899).

Seattle pays Texas A&M to use the "12th Man" phrase. It started at Texas A&M on Jan. 2 1922. If you are not an Aggie then you don't know. My daughter, son-in-law were in the Army at Ft. Louis-McCord outside of Seattle and Tacoma. Love y'all ❣️ ❤️ 😍 🇨🇱

I’m certainly biased. But Lambeau is unrivaled. The tailgating and build up to the game are next level. In a packed house on game day there’s nothing like it.

The packer's cheese head name actually came from Chicago Bears fans who gave it to the packers. Some entrepreneur in Wisconsin then created the CHEESE hat.

I am from Texas and attended and went on tour of AT&T stadium home of the Dallas Cowboys. The stadium is phenomenal ! Love your videos and watching you guys make memories!!!!!

As a native Houstonian I remember watching them dig a huge hole in the ground one year that would become the first domed statium in the world - the Astrodome. It really was awesome to behold as you walked inside for the first time. It's hard to believe that something that was considered one of the wonders of the world is now considered obsolete.

My uncle jean was a tour guide at Lambeau field and my cousin Mary works for Packer Corp. in the promotions dept. And yes Wisconsin is known for it's cheese. My favorite is Hook's 15 year old cheddar made in Mineral Point.

Just so everyone knows Green Bays population is about 110,000 or so. They can almost fit every person into Lambeau Field. I've been around. And there is nothing like going to Lambeau! Super good fans and people!

The vikings stadium just looks so clean. Just as an NFL fan I wish my team had a stadium like that

In 2011 I was part of the half time show in Dallas. I remember they brought us in a few days ahead of time just to walk and gaze through the stadium. It was so awesome that they wanted us to get used to it so we wouldn't be distracted when the show started. There were 26 stages for this event. My team was the left side of the "V". The V was assigned to Usher. I also had to review the stage with the singer. So I got to usher, Usher.

My brother in law was a huge Vikings fan, had season tickets for his family(my nephew and niece and my sister) since my nephew was born in 1986. He passed away in 2016. His memory lives on in the memorial wall of the stadium. My nephew and niece still take their families when they can. ❤😊

Arrowhead is a must!!! The loudest fans in the Country!!! The parking lot is full with fans cooking and grilling ribs, brats, chicken, anything you could imagine. Barbecue capital of the US. The tailgating is beyond any other stadium. It's totally awesome!!!!

Lambeau Life !! My husbands best friends dad is a season ticket holder and he goes to about 4 games a year with them. I have never been to an actual game but that's because i would rather stay home in my warm house and watch the game lol . Packer Hall of Fame is amazing, even if you don't like the Packers. The team history is awesome. Definitely a stadium to check out.

Being a life long Packers Backer, my first visit was beyond description! Cheese 🧀 head for life

I live 20 minutes away from SoFi stadium. It always makes me proud when people are impressed with it. I'm going to be even more proud in the 2026 world cup and the 2028 Olympics. I hope you guys get to experience it some day.

Life long Packer fan here, born in 1962. I've been to my share of games in both Green Bay and Milwaukee. I, and my brother, both became 2 of the 360,000 plus owners. I very proud of this rating.

Lambeau Field is up there with Fenway Park for best sports stadiums period. The Packers Hall of Fame has even helped the NFL Hall of Fame develop its venue.

Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a great place. I would love to see your reaction to the famous 1967 "Ice Bowl" game between Green Bay and Dallas. Your eyes will pop!

I was for a very long time a season ticket holder for the Seahawks and the live game experience is like no other. In the latter years I had to wear earplugs and finally gave up my tickets because I just got to old to hang with the crowd. Now I enjoy the games on TV in my quiet home 😂

I won a trip to the Super Bowl in Dallas. 5 rows from the field on the 5 yard line. Steelers vs Packers. It was the first season of that stadium. It was insane. The big screen over the field was mind blowing.

Lucas Oil Stadium 🏟 in Indiana is amazing. It looks like an old factory 🏭 and has a roof that opens and closes

I've been to a preseason game at Lambeau field, great time to go as it is still warm, the hall of fame is fun too.

I see lambeau stadium every day🎉Sconnie here. My bf has been on the season ticket list since he was a baby

Here in Kansas City we do indeed have some of the loudest fans in the US. Not only the Chiefs fans (Arrowhead has registered as the loudest outdoor sporting event), but also basketball. Lawrence, Ks, is one of the suburbs, & is the home of the University of Kansas whose mens basketball team, the Jayhawks, have registered the loudest indoor sporting event, at Allen Fieldhouse.

The history of Lambeau Field is partly a result of the NFL's longest rivalry between the Packers and the Chicago Bears. The Packers at the time were on the verge of moving to another city because they couldn't get the funding for a new stadium. Then George S. Halas, the owner of the Bears, stepped in. He gave rallies across the state with Curly Lambeau to emphasize how important the Packers were to the state AND help bankroll the front office during the process. To top it all off, Halas told Lambeau "You should talk to a friend of mine, I think he'd make a really good coach. His name is Vince Lombardi (the coach GOAT)" Of course now, it seems more like the Curse of the Bambino for the Bears, but that's a whole other issue...

Lambeau field is amazing. When you see it in person, you feel the history and its electric.

Fun fact about Lambeau: part of why the Lambeau leap is such a thing is because the wall is higher than other stadiums, and players have to attempt to clear a 6'4" (193cm) wall.

The Mercedes Benz Stadium is in Atlanta. It showed it when it flipping through stadiums at the beginning of the video. It’s not too far from the Georgia Aquarium.

Hey guys. Just hoping you don't get too much trouble from that storm heading towards NZ. Stay safe everyone.

There are a lot of cool stadiums. Here in Indiana we have Lucas Oil Stadium that blends in perfectly to the industrial section of Indianapolis and really adds to the skyline. It hosted one Superbowl already, but the cold Februaries make it unlikely to hold them too often.

"I" have been on the waiting list for season tickets to Lambeau Field, my home team, since I was born in 1959. I still have 26,000+ ahead of me. Lambeau was built in 1957, is the ONLY fan owned and run team in the NFL. It is the ONLY stadium NEVER sold and or moved and now seats 81, 000 fans. Other than being known as the "Frozen Tundra". WE are also known for the "Ice Bowl", December 31, 1967. It was -13°f, -25°C, and I was there as the Green Bay Packers beat the Dallas Cowgirls, (I mean) Cowboys, 21-17. "BEWARE THE PACK ATTACK!"

I’m from Wisconsin and a lifelong Packer fan. Being at Lambeau Field for a Packer game is an amazing experience. You can usually find tickets for most games despite the long wait for season tickets. Totally worth it if you get the chance. Just don’t try to book a hotel room in or near Green Bay on weekends when there’s a game, because they’ll be all booked up. Stay a little further away in Milwaukee or Stevens Point

Super Bowl is at the Phoenix Cardinals stadium. Unless they’ve changed it. It’s the only indoor stadium that has real grass. The field sits on tracks and is rolled outside under the bleachers to get sunlight during the day. Pretty cool!

As a proud cheese head. 1st in dairy/cheese. I wrote to you telling you about Lambeau field and a bit of Packers history to interest you to visit. Don't need to wait to go to the museum.

The new stadiums and arenas in the US are fantastic and world class. All the new toys and bells and whistles you can think of. What they don't have is that old school charm and history. I'll take Fenway Park and Wrigley Field for baseball, Lambeau Field and Arrowhead Stadium for football and The Saddledome in Calgary for hockey any day of the week, all week.

As a Chiefs fan I love that you said Arrowhead stadium is missing on the list. I hope you get to visit Kansas City, MO and get the best BBQ in America and see a Chiefs game. Let’s get the win on Sunday! ❤️💛❤️💛

One of the best games I've ever been to and the LOUDEST was a Seahawks game on Christmas Eve. I have been a Hawks fan since the early 80s. My favorite player is Steve Largent. Also, I'm a moderator for Hawks fan Norbcam and I'm proud to say he's going to be in a Super bowl commercial with Rihanna and other football fans. He performs one of her songs with her. He does a lot of music on his channel. As we always say....GO HAWKS!!

I've only been to one NFL game, it was the 2018 divisional playoff game between the saints and eagles in the Superdome in New Orleans. awesome experience! extremely loud.

As an actual shareholder of the Green Bay Packers, I, like most of us, love to be able to claim part ownership of our team. Lambeau Field is truly a must-see for any NFL fan - regardless of what team you support. The best time to go, of course, is during the season to catch a game. The tailgating is absolutely phenomenal - from the food to the friendly fans. You could walk up to almost any tailgate setup at any given home game and you'll be welcomed in and offered a bratwurst or a burger like they've known you for years. Fans are particularly welcoming to visitors from other countries and love to introduce them to our gameday traditions. The Packers are the oldest franchise in the league and have known Lambeau Field as home since 1957. It's seen significant changes/improvements over the years, but it remains as Mecca of the NFL. As far as the Cheesehead moniker goes, it started as a sort of derogatory name given to us by our friends just to the south (Illinois). The Packers and the Chicago Bears have the longest continuous rivalry in the NFL - dating back to 1921 - and the fans don't particularly like each other (during football season). Given Wisconsin's nickname (America's Dairyland) and the amount of cheese that's produced, it seemed to be a natural and easy "insult." Wisconsinites, however, turned it around and embraced it and happily adopted the nickname. Go Pack Go!!

My favorite football stadium is AT&T Stadium (home of the Cowboys). However, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I go to several 49ers games each year. It's a relatively new stadium -- but it doesn't feel as iconic as other stadiums that I've visited. However, there is GREAT Wi-Fi reception in the stadium and the video boards do show replay of almost every play.

Lifelong Eagles fan here...Enjoying all your videos!!

I used to go see The Rams in St. Louis. Before smartphones and Wi-Fi so I used go take a radio headset and listen to the broadcast. It was very nice to be one of the few people in the stadium who know what was going on down on the field via the sportscaster's commentary and analysis of the play or penalty.

The cool thing about the stadium in glendale arizona is the field is on a huge meter thick tray which is on rails and at the end of each game the end of the stadium is opened and the field rolled outside to allow the natural grass field to get sun and be tended to away from the roof.

I was at the Seahawk Stadium (Lumen Field) the day that they hit one of the decibel records in 2013… you felt the “loudness” in your body (like my body actually felt like it was buzzing) for hours after the game ended.

Thanks for your wonderful content and I am excited to follow you on your U.S. trip. If you tour Texas on your trip and want to experience its wildlife, I’d be happy to serve as a local guide. I’ve been a wildlife professor here for 20 years. From massive colonies of bats to tarantulas, roadrunners, alligators, foxes, coyotes and so much more, Texas has a lot to offer. This big state contains prairies, forests, swamps, beautiful rivers, mountains, deserts and miles of coastline. There is great food too!

Great video, as I always look forward to the next one. I hope that storm doesn't affect you guys much, staying safe.

I live just a few miles from the US Bank Stadium. It is state of the art and very, very loud inside. It is also used for huge rock concerts.

I lived in Minneapolis and watched US Bank Stadium develop. I actually went to the first game there, where we beat our rival Packers. Since then I've been to probably 20 games there, including 3 this season. Now I live in Tampa, where the Buc's Stadium doesn't even compare.

hey!! I love your channel soo much, wake up everyday and look forward to a new video from yall. Awesome channel yall have created here, also im REALLY wanting to see yall trying Japenese steakhouse food, its chicken teriyaki with rice and vegetables and a special sauce called "white sauce" A white sauce is just flour, butter and milk. To season your white sauce, some chefs recommend adding nutmeg to give it a depth of flavor and you should add salt and white or black pepper to taste as well. That's all you need for a basic white sauce! Hopefully you'll get to come to the states soon, much love from North Carolina!!!

As a Cardinals fan that lives in Seattle. The noise in that stadium is no joke. I have never been to a louder place in my life.

Just went to a Seahawks game at what is now called Lumen field, formally Centurylink field in Seattle. It is so loud you pretty well have to wear earplugs just to be able to attend. My brother and I were 25 ft away from two touchdown passes to Metcalf and Lockett. Was very fun.

I'm surprised they didn't have the AZ Cardinals stadium (State Farm Stadium) on the list. Up until the newer ones on the list, it was the most high-tech stadium in the country with a field that rolls outside of the stadium. The Cardinals have been playing at the State Farm Stadium since the 2007 season.

The intro showed Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, home of the Falcons. It has a huge opening in the center of the stadium to access fresh air, but can be closed in case of rain. It was VERY expensive to build. In Pittsburgh, the Sttelers and the Pirates share a parking lot as the two stadiums are built next to each other, across the river from downtown Pittsburgh.

Great video. During the SeaHawks SuperBowl run : The Beast Quake with Marshawn Lynch was a run that triggered a reaction like what an Earthquake would cause. Century Link Field ( now ) Lumen Field which replaced the former stadium - The King Dome was extremely loud in it's own right. Nice video :)

I grew up in Allen, TX and you should check out the Allen High School stadium. Fun fact, Kyler Murray (AZ Cardinals starting QB) was the Allen High QB that broke in the stadium when it was initially built.

You guys make my day every time you post a video. As a native Western New Yorker I think you need to check out the Bills Mafia the fanatical fans of the Buffalo Bills.

Not only did "my" stadium make the list, it was number 1! Nice!!! Fun fact: back in 2005, I was climbing radio and water towers for a living. I had the honor of decommissioning the Ashwaubenon water tower (removing antennas and all their wires and hardware). This is a block away from Lambeau field. I still have pics from that day. We took many with Lambeau in the background, as well as pics of a dog who outsmarted the police who were chasing it. Haha! Also, the stadium is in Ashwaubenon, not Green Bay. It's close though. Can you imagine the Ashwaubenon Packers? It really wouldn't sound right. Lol! 🤣😂

I live in Wisconsin and have been to Lambeau Field many times .. .it is an amazing experience

I’ve been to Lambeau once. It wasn’t even a game. I went to go check out the Atrium. My dad bought me a share of the packers and I’m only 15. “Win, lose, or tie, I’m a packers fan ‘till I die”

There is a strong inter-state rivalry between Wisconsin and Illinois. In an effort to make fun of us, Chicago football and baseball fans started to refer to Wisconsinites as "cheeseheads". However, because our fan base is known for being good-natured, we embraced the term and now take it as a source of pride. I mean, we even wear big slabs of cheese (foam) on our heads.

Go Pack Go! The Cheesehead moniker started as an attempted insult by Bears fans. To their dismay Wisconsinites embraced the name and use it with pride.

Arrowhead Stadium is the one. Not new with tinted glass and fake grass. But loudest stadium in the world, amazing tailgating that starts hours before game time (free food if you walk around the parking lot), amazing friendly fans and HOME OF THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!

I used to work in the Industrial areas in Seattle, every home game you could hear them blowing the roof off the place miles away, wild.

I am surprised the Arizona Cardinals stadium didn't make the list, or at least an honorable mention. It is a stadium field of natural turf, that can be rolled out like a tray or a drawer - to the outside so it gets sun and water.

Hello there New Zealand Family! Great reaction as always! You should react to Top College Football Stadiums!

I don't drop by very often, not sure why. You all are so ADORABLE! Beautiful family ♥♥♥

I'm glad you guys get to visit America, it is awesome and some times we forget how awesome it is. I hope you guys have fun.

You guys should do a video about the history and facts about the Green Bay Packers

Seattle Seahawks has a great family atmosphere!! Plus it’s a beautiful facility

You nailed it at the beginning. The Vikings stadium is supposed to somewhat resemble a longhouse

GO HAWKS!!!!! Proud 12, here!! I'm so happy to know you watch Seahawks games!! 💚💙🏈💙💚 My best friend was on the Blue Thunder drumline, started by her brother (who is the head of Blue Thunder) and her husband. So much fun!!! The Seattle Sounders FC play there, too. Great teams. 😊

Born and raised Packers fan. Go Pack Go!